Eng-Arabic Learners

"Alhamdulillah, proud parent moment! So thrilled to share that Sahil Nayel has excelled in his studies and achieved fantastic grades at school. His dedication and hard work have truly paid off. May Allah continue to bless him with success in this life amen.

In Arabic we don't say good night.
In Arabic we say : تصبح على خير

صباح الخير 🌞
Good morning 🌞

How to say thank you in Arabic ?
كيف اقول شكرا باللغه الإنجليزية ؟

هل فهمت ؟
Did you get it ?

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The alphabets are consonants and long vowels. the short vowels needed by them for word's formation are written as signs above or below each.

The first three short vowels are the fathah (الفتحة), the kasraa (الكسرة)and dammah (الضمة) .

Fathah is a stroke that is placed above a letter while kasraa is placed below a letter an dammah, which looks like a small waw, is placed above a letter.

Fathah is pronounced as a short "a" as in 'cat', while kasraa is pronounced as a short "i" as in 'bit' and dammah is pronounced as a short "u" as in 'put'.

🙋 Hello!
Here are the numbers from 0 to 10 in Arabic:

0 - صفر (sifr)
1 - واحد (wahid)
2 - اثنان (ithnan)
3 - ثلاثة (thalatha)
4 - أربعة (arba'a)
5 - خمسة (khamsa)
6 - ستة (sitta)
7 - سبعة (saba'a)
8 - ثمانية (thamania)
9 - تسعة (tis'a)
10 - عشرة (ashara)

Note that in Arabic, numbers are written and read from right to left. Additionally, numbers beyond 10 are formed by combining the basic numbers with a specific word for "ten", so for example:

11 - أحد عشر (ahad 'ashar)
12 - اثنا عشر (ithna 'ashar)
20 - عشرون (ashrun)
30 - ثلاثون (thalathun)
100 - مائة (mi'a)
1000 - ألف (alf)

Let us learn some numbers in Arabic !

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SHORT VOWELS

Does it matter?

Well, in this post you may see one word with three vowels but it’s actually three words:

حـَب Hab: seed, cereal, or loved,liked (in the past tense).
حـِب Heb: love,like (as an order).
حـُب hob: love,like (itself).

Vowels can change the meaning sometimes, and vowels are the reason why we write some words differently (in English) like: mn ayn? men ayna.

How can I pronounce Arabic alphabet 🤔
Let's watch this video together to find out the answer 😉

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